Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-18

berS- and the grasp OF IaIat disease l.
upon 50 many. we can but feel TO hope
that all may Be ready for the great change,
80 soon to come upon all. Con-.
DERBY
NJ. NJ. Kelsea has bought the Mrs
Davis house for his son-in-law.
James and Alvin Bailey recently
had three COWS poisoned by getting
at the potato bug compound
Joe Gushing Is undertaking to put
Alfred Fem out Of tenement house
by process OF law, but has not yet
succeeded
1t Is reported that Frank Eddy viii
move to Montpelier, and that Mrs.
Eddy will have charge Of the Mont
peIier seminary clearinghouse
Cortez Blay was recently arrested
for drunkenness, but skipped away,
and IS at present in the Queens Do
minions, where his family have NOV
ed
The celebrated and valuable Nor
man stallion. -.Dieppe," owned by
Maj. Grout Is dead. He was pur-
chased at a cost Of $500 three years
ago.
The trustees of Derby Academy
have elected Mr.. Irving o. Palmer of
So. Livermore, Maine, principal for
the coming year. Mr.. Palmer has
just graduated from Colby Universe
tv. holding high place in his class
as q scholar; known throughout the
college for his sterling qualities of
character. He has been & success
full teacher.
Greensboro Bend
Eta BatcheIder Is visiting friends
and pupils at St. Johnsbury. The
school taught by Miss Cowles closed
on Friday
As partial result Of the fight st
the village July 4th, Levi Smith
was fined s27. and Charles Miles was
so pounded as not to be able to do
his haying-
Glover
Bessie Blodgett has returned from
Manchester \. H.
Annie NJ. Scott is at St. Johnsbury
taking music lessons
Mrs. Fred \. Cheney is at home.
Mrs. Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs Davis,
her parents, and others are at VIII
Ioughby.
Mrs Amos Cook recently fell and
fractured 4 limb. She IS aged and
quite feeble, and is liable TO have
q serious time with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Merriam are
celebrating the 9Th. anniversary of
their marriage to-day,a large number
of their friends being present.
We are saddened to hear of the
death OF Charles Cutler which occur
red in Brattleboro. His funeral will
be held tomorrow TUESDAY, morn
ing. This IS a sad case. Mr.. Cutler
who has been Ill and insane dnring
the last few months, was taken 10 the
asylum in May, and has continued
to grow worse.
lra>bur&h
DR.. RoweH is at Caledonia Springs.
Mrs. Buchanan and Cora Web
ster have just returned from a visit
in Cambridge.
Miss Jennie Knight is visiting in
town, and Chas. c. Locke is spend
ing his vacation at home.
Mr.. Pike has taken down one of
the barns on the Daniels place and
IS putting it up in the village
All the members of the band are
requested to meet at the hall on
Saturday evening, as important
business demands their presence
The States Attorney was here
Friday and Saturday, looking after
his friends. He called in two Sat
urdav and assessed them S10.71
each. The end Is not vet.
School in Dist. No 4, taught by
Myra Smith closed July s. Those
having no marks are Algy Lathe,
Sophronia LaBounty, Dora LaBoun-
", Alice Wright, Annie Wright,
Lettfe Wright, Mabel Wright and
Willie Wright. Those having no
tardy marks were Addie Cole, Fida
Cole, Carroll Angler, Mabel Page,
Winnie Wright, Joseph LaBounty,
Eugene LaBounty, Clarence and
Herman Buck. Those absent one
day were Winnie Wright and Eu-
gene LaBOunty-
Morgan Center
Mrs. Harrison CIapper was reIiev-
ed Of tumor recently by Drs. Thomas
and BOwker, and is recovering from
the effects of the operation.
Newport
Lawyer Alfred's father Is here
from ST. Adams on q visit
Miss Annie Woods has so far re-
covered as to be out riding
Rev Mr. Arms and family spent
last week at Richford and vicinity,
visiting
Tom Flemming has received an in
creace Of pension with about 5000
back pay
Three members were admitted TO
the Congregational church by profess
sion last Sunday